Perry Bradford-Wilson lives in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of Northern California with his wife Mary and daughter Alex. He spends most of his time writing. A former publisher of and columnist for "Comic Relief Magazine," Perry now concentrates on short stories and novels.   "Tales of McKinleyville: Big Doin's At The Chinese Baptist Church" is the first in a series of humor novels about small California towns.   "Tales of Placerville: Booksellers To The Savage West", the second book in the series, was published in October, 2011.   "Midnight in Never Land," co-written with Michael Norris, is a historical dark fantasy taking place aboard a 19th century Royal Navy vessel during the Napoleonic Wars. Chasing Napoleon's Admiral Villeneuve to the Caribbean, the Captain discovers a strange island where immortal beings come out to play... and feed... only at night. Equal parts historical epic, fantasy, horror, and literary pastiche, its a fun ride.   "Everyday P.O.W." is a non-fiction memoir by a World War II P.O.W., including his Stalag Luft 1 Journal, written while he was a prisoner there, edited by Perry.

Nominated for an Eisner Award as publisher of "Comic Relief Magazine."